Microsoft and Yahoo have signed an agreement to join forces against Google in Internet searching. The signing was scheduled for late October but was delayed while details were decided upon.
The plan, announced Friday, makes official the terms of a preliminary discussion announce in July. The projected partnership; however, must be approved by government regulators; however, before they can begin work together.
Microsoft will begin powering Yahoo’s search engine early next year provided the government approval goes through. Even after the deal is completed and approved of, google will still be processing twice as many search requests as their competitors.
About EQUITIES:
Since 1951, EQUITIES Magazine has been a leading media company providing business editorial content designed to serve the needs of business leaders, professionals, institutional investors and retail investors. We are focused on business and the business of making money, not on lifestyle subjects. We publish original reporting in print and on our website, as well as select content at www.nasdaq.com. For 28 years we have hosted our own branded investor conferences that connect public company CEO’s with our loyal readers in the investment community.
Sign up for a free one-year subscription to EQUITIES Magazine.
